Study Scientifically Reveals Scariest Movie Ever Made – Diffusion (Netflix)
The film industry is one of the most consumed in the world and one of the most popular and beloved genres in Hollywood is undoubtedly horror. There are many titles left in the memory of the public, or in nightmares, and now a study has revealed what the horror film that generates more fear in the audience.
The company Broadband choices determined the film, which you can find on Netflix, after a recent study, analyzing the reactions of just over 50 people, who were exposed to just over 100 hours of horror movies, consuming around a list of 35 of the most frightening of the history of cinema.
How was the study conducted to determine the scariest movie in history?
The studio is called science of fear, where after the COVID-19 pandemic, participants were invited to the company’s “scream rooms”. These are projection rooms equipped with special heart rate monitors and where the heart rate was monitored during the films, under the supervision of a researcher.
In addition to that, the Broadband Choices study measures the average impact that the selected films had on participants’ heart rate (measured in BPM), compared to the average resting BPM of the total group size within the study. , which every year was 64 BPM.
All of this is done over the course of several weeks throughout the year, before the results are released in October, just in time for Halloween. Films are decided by taking recommendations on the scariest films rated by horror experts, critics, online communities (especially horror fans), and the company’s personal choices.
The result of the study determined this ‘guest’ of 2012, is the scariest film of all time, terrifies studio participants in its short 56-minute length, increasing heart rate by an average of 24 BPMcrowning herself once again, since in the previous study in 2021 she was also the winner.
As for the film, “Host” is a film from director Rob Savage that started out as a two-minute parody that went viral on Twitter, before becoming a 56-minute film shot in just 12 weeks. Security tape will give you a cathartic experience, you can find it on Netflix and it fits like a glove for this Halloween season.
Source: Nacion Flix
Crystal Leahy is an author and health journalist who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a background in health and wellness, Crystal has a passion for helping people live their best lives through healthy habits and lifestyles.
